After a double fault saw Novak Djokovic exit the Monte Carlo Masters to Casper Ruud at the semi-final stage, the Serbian’s hopes of a fourth French Open title seemed to be ebbing away. While he will still need to improve massively on his performance against… Read More »Potentially no Sinner, no Alcaraz and a weary Rafa – will this be Novak’s easiest run to a French Open crown?
With the ladder starting to take shape and a bumper Round 9 where all the top 8 teams are slated to play against each other, we ask some of the big questions we have ahead of a massive round of footy. Geelong v Port Adelaide… Read More »Questions to ponder ahead of Round 9: Can Hawkins reverse form, are Dons finals contenders and how will Harley go against Pies?
It was a moment that should have been the highlight of his young career. The epitome of a man’s battles not only on the football field, but in a life full of adversity and obstacles. However, game one of last year’s state of origin series… Read More »Why Nicho Hynes’ Origin story makes him a must-pick for NSW
The recent announcement of Australia’s T20 World Cup squad took me back to the 1983 ODI World Cup campaign – one of our great disasters as a cricketing nation. A squad divided over the captaining abilities of Kim Hughes. Losing to Zimbabwe. Clandestine meetings with… Read More »Australia’s 1983 World Cup disaster: How selection ruined our chances
Selflessness. Not a trait typically associated with Real Madrid. After all, this is the club of the ‘Galacticos’ and the European Super League. A side that stockpiles elite footballing talent, who tend to get what they want when they want it. A club that’s likely… Read More »‘Broken, battered, old and striker-less’: How one of the most arrogant clubs in Europe dropped their egos to win another LaLiga title